01 · Software Engineering
Production software, written by senior engineers.
We design and build the systems that the rest of the business depends on. Custom platforms, internal tools, integration work, and migrations off legacy code that can no longer keep up.
What we typically build
- Greenfield products. From whiteboard to live MVP, then onward to scale. Sensible architecture early so the second year doesn't punish the first.
- Platform modernization. Migrating away from monoliths or off proprietary stacks; replacing batch pipelines with event-driven systems; cleaning up service boundaries.
- Internal tools. The admin panels, ops dashboards and workflow tools that quietly run the business. Boring, well-built, fast to extend.
- API and integration engineering. Public APIs, partner integrations, webhook reliability, idempotency, retries, observability that actually works.
- Cloud architecture and DevOps. AWS or GCP, infra-as-code, CI/CD, observability, on-call setup. Built so a small team can run it without burning out.
How we pick technology
We default to mature, well-understood tools (TypeScript, Python, Go, Postgres, Kafka, Kubernetes when it earns its keep). We reach for newer tooling when it pays for itself in maintenance cost or capability. We avoid the new shiny when it would orphan your team after we leave.
How we work with you
The same senior engineers run discovery, write the architecture, and ship the code. No junior handoff. Two-week sprints, weekly demos with working software, shared dashboards from day one. Tests, observability and docs are part of "done", not a nice-to-have.
Engagement shapes
- Time & Materials — for evolving products where scope shifts.
- Fixed-bid — for discrete builds with clear requirements.
- Retainer — for ongoing work alongside your in-house team.